Philadelphia Ballet 2023-2024 Season
The Philadelphia Ballet 2023-2024 season marks Angel Corella's 10th anniversary as the company's Artistic Director and features his Giselle plus the world premiere of his Carmen.
The Philadelphia Ballet 2023-2024 season marks Angel Corella's 10th anniversary as the company's Artistic Director and features his Giselle plus the world premiere of his Carmen.
The Dance Theatre of Harlem 2023 New York season is distinct from those in the past; this year's Vision Gala will honor soon-to-retire Artistic Director Virginia Johnson and marks the final NYC DTH engagement for the leader.
Read moreNashville Ballet's Artistic Director Paul Vasterling retires at the end of the current season whose final program celebrates his contributions to the growth of Tennessee's most recognized ballet company.
Like a calming spirit embracing the energy of pre-performance jitters, George Balanchine’s voice fills the dark backstage footage that opens...
A list of ballet books for youth, teens, and adults spanning a range of themes and genres that you may...
The relationship between Coco Chanel and Ballets Russes is one that started by chance and developed parallel her friendship with...
San Francisco Ballet's run of performances of Christopher Wheeldon's Cinderella© will fill the War Memorial Opera House with the sounds of Sergei Prokofiev's beautiful score.
American Repertory Ballet Giselle review: Superbly coached, curated, and danced, this Stiefel / Kobborg production is everything the original had and more.
Washington Ballet Balanchine review: It’s no small task for the dancers of the company to tackle a program of such high degree of stylistic and technical complexity.
In Peter Boal's staging for Pacific Northwest Ballet Giselle is a refurbished version, tweaked here and there to fit the talent of his company.
Ballet West Review: The NutcrackerDecember 6, 2018 | Kennedy Center - Washington, D.C.The Nutcracker is a holiday classic that you can find in almost every American city - big or small - and this year our nation's most prominent performing...
This Boston Ballet review of the company's Look Back, Focus Forward program explores the value of the Russian choreographer's seemingly lost works.
This Contingent Ballet work portrays us not as homogenous or fluid, but asserts that we all have complex and often contradictory aspects to our identities.
Edwaard Liang, photo by Chiun-Kai Shih The Kennedy Center opens its 2018-2019 ballet season with the San Francisco Ballet showcasing the east coast premieres of works by world-renowned choreographers in their program Unbound: A Festival of New Works. Among the...
Read moreThe National Ballet of Canada returns to City Center with a program worthy of the fifteen-year wait: Pite’s Angels’ Atlas, ...
Read moreABT's Artistic Director Susan Jaffe has announced that Stella Abrera is ABT Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School's New Artistic Director.
Ballet Arizona Dancer Eastlyn Jensen paves her way through the pandemic so that she can be not only a ballerina, but also a scientist.
Emotions ran high at the memorable opening night performance of American Ballet Theatre's Romeo and Juliet at the Kennedy Center.
United Ukrainian Ballet Giselle at the Kennedy Center was the US premiere of Alexei Ratmansky's production staged for this company...
The question isn't if Natalia Osipova should be venturing out into a fresh track; it's how she’s planning to do...
petits battements. issue 26 | February 27 - March 5, 2023 ★ Pacific Northwest Ballet, Rebekah Rimsay, Kansas City Ballet, English National Ballet, Ballet West, Lesley Rausch
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